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Date: November 23, 2022
Well the more you listen the more you become friend zoned. Secondly, how do you know she cheated? Unless you heard them arguing or whatever he might be using that lie to get in your pants.
Find the courage to break up. He doesn’t respect you, and never will. Have enough self respect to pull yourself out.
Thank you that makes a lot of sense. Boundaries are important and maybe that's a way to think about it moving forward. We've only really been in an open relationship for around 6 years rather than 7, but your other point also still stand too. Thanks for replying!
A background check is sensible, even if better late than never. That fucking therapy thing though, shows she's paranoid and doesn'ta understand what she's scared off.
You wanna stay with someone that don't trust you after 6 years? someone so irrational that they don't know wh at therapy does? ?
THEN YOU DON'T FUCKING TRUST HIM. WHY was it sooooo important for you to meet his family he doesn't even associate with? If you don't want to contact someone in your life for any reason, would you feel heard and trusted if he told you you're making a big deal and he wants to help you rekindle a relationship? Grow tf up. Even in your main post your upset about him not calling you pet names, making it about YOU instead of all of this shit that he just got brought back up within himself. You are absofuckinglutely not mature enough to be in a relationship much less talking marriage.
You have to do what you have to do, but I would not stay with a woman who moved into a male friend's house. That is a very reasonable line in a relationship. It would be one thing if you two already lived together, but you are talking about moving in with someone for the first time. If you make this move, your relationship will definitely die. If you don't make this move, your career may suffer, depending on your roommates. So you have to decide what your risk tolerance is.
You inform her that you are ending the relationship. You decided. Then leave.
It’s not a debate but a made decision.
If he thinks your job is meaningless and doesn't care about your mental healthy, there's nothing you can say to convince him. Instead I would be wondering why I'm with a guy that is so inconsiderate and makes me feel bad for doing what's necessary for me
Look i get she has a therapist and is working on herself and all… but from my standpoint it sounds like your presence is counterproductive to her healing and you are at the end of your rope too. This is completely toxic and staying together will make it worse. Break up for both of your sakes